mistake. an officer killed by his long-time colleague. we're learning more about sergeant tom smith and getting a clear picture of michael mays, the officer that shot him. we behind with jodi hernandez and the internal investigation, jodi? >> reporter: raj, it is very complex investigation. tonight, we know what led officers to that dublin apartment, but we still do not know what happened inside that prompted a bart officer to pull the trigger. >> we are in shock, disbelief, we're numb. we're grieving, and please give us some time. >> reporter: a visibly shaken chief ken ton rainy this morning identified the bart detective accidently shot and killed by a fellow officer as 42-year-old tom smith, the head of the department's detective unit. >> both professionally and personally, he will be sorely

missed. >> reporter: rainy says smith and six other bart officers with the sheriffs deputy went to the dublin apartment on a probation search to recover a laptop andthandth other property that 20-year-old john henry lee stole during a bart station robbery last week. police arrested lee last thursday after chasing the suspect who they say was driving a car that had been reported stolen from another bart station. >> if they knew that john henry lee was in custody, and that's always a possibility that somebody else can be in the apartment. >> reporter: alameda deputy says the apartment door was unlocked, which could raise tensions. >> if the door is unlocked, it usually means somebody is there, so they probably thought someone was in the apartment. >> reporter: what led the

officer identified as michael mays to fire his gun, the chief is defending the approach to the search. the independent police auditor is determined to ensure a thorough investigation despite all the emotions. >> the tragedy is really what this is. it's a really difficult thing for this department to deal with, for bart to deal with because of the heightened emotions there and the sadness over the loss of a member of the bart family. >> reporter: now bart's independent police officer says we went out to the scene in dublin and observed the interviews of the officers who were present when the tragedy happened. he said was that a process that went well into last evening. he said they are gaining an understanding of what took place but so far investigators are not sharing the details. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez. sergeant smith was a 23-year veteran of the bart police force and we're told he took his

responsibilities at work and home very seriously. cheryl hurd continues coverage from san ramon, cheryl? >> reporter: janelle, the former bart chief says he promoted tom smith to sergeant status. he said smith always wanted to be a police officer and that he loved his job. >> i hate to put it in a academic basis, but you study what happens, you learn from mistakes, and you move on. the deputy has to recover from this and must. >> reporter: but former bart police chief gary g. knows recovering from this tragedy won't be easy. you have two men who have worked side by side for years as detectives for bart, and one of them makes a horrible mistake. >> if you looked tom and mike together as detectives, you would think they are a similar personali

personality. >> reporter: they were similars in many ways. michael was hired in february 2000. they both loved police work, but g. says smith had another passion, his young daughter and his wife kelly, who is also a bart police officer. >> different personality, kelly is much more out going than tom, but both had the same level of enthusiasm for the job. >> reporter: a job that is very dangerous. according to the latest fbi statistics, 45 law enforcement officers were accidently killed in the line of duty in 2012. 22 died in automobile accidents, two died in accidental shoot ls. san francisco state professor woods teaches criminal justice. >> this is a tragic situation. it's never happened in the history of bart, and therefore, i don't think that it shows that there is a flaw in the training as much as it shows that we need to adjust our training in a

specific way. >> reporter: former bart police chief g. says it's more complicated than that. >> all the training that you have cannot replace or replicate what happens in real life situations, and we saw the t tragedy of that yesterday. >> reporter: sergeant smith comes from a family of police officers. he has a brother whose a sheriff's deputy and another brother who works for the newark police department. >> and stay with us for continuing coverage of the story, both on air and online, nbcbayarea.com is updated around the clock. injured on the job and getting hurt financially. a growing number of san jose police officers have to deal with collection agencies for unpaid medical bills. these officers say the hospital visits are for work-related injuries. nbc damian trujillo joins us from city hall. who are the officers blaming?

>> the city behind me, but the city isn't sure that's the case. in september, we heard about one case, that number is now up to six. here with most of those bills for the workers -- not from the workers compensation but collections agency to the officers. those officers are getting angry because they are a beaten down police force they say. they put on the uniform knowing they might have to fight a bad guy that day. it happened to officer rob dillon and sergeant rule martin martinez. >> he came up from behind and attacked me. during the fight he tried to take my gun. >> reporter: both men were injured in the fight. dillon shattered four of his teeth and tore ligaments on one knee. martinez also suffered knee and shin injuries. >> we kind of put ourselves out there for the citizens of san jose. >> reporter: but then the bills arrived and after the bills, letters from collection agencies warning the officers to pay

debts. >> i went for a refinance, and mortgage lender that was working with indicated i was denied because a collection agency had affected my credit. >> i received phone calls saying if i didn't pay the bill, it would affect my credit. >> reporter: they made several trips to h.r. but the letters kept coming. >> when you're dealing with a department whose moral is as low as san jose at the moment, this is another kick in the gut. >> reporter: so the police union filed a grievance against the city last week. >> they are supposed to pay the medical bills. they always have. we got lots of fights from the city now. this is one fight we didn't think we had. >> the most important thing, the employee shouldn't get a bill. >> reporter: but david says the problem doesn't appear to be in his h.r. department. >> from my understanding, this is an issue from the provider and communication from the provider. our staff is pretty much on top of this. we have a good worker's comp

administration. >> reporter: the bill was finally resolved after a year. sergeant martinez is still waiting after 11 months and still has his poor credit score to worry about. today one of those providers told me in california, doctors are not employed by the hospitals, so workers comp employees have to take up their claims with those individual doctors. we're live in san jose city hall, i'm damian trujillo. >> thanks. ignored and disregarded, some engineers say they were shut down after raising questions about the structural safety of the bay bridge. that's one of the claims in a report commissioned by a state senate committee. the report was released today ahead of an investigation hearing set for friday. investigators raised concerns about the lack of transparency and the transportation commission both overseeing the largest public works project in state history. the report looked how they dealt

with the faulty bolts discovered last march. repairs have since been made. the new span nearly ten years late and over budget. oakland police released a photo of a toyota suv linked to a deadly shooting. the newer model silver suv seen here as paper license plates, when two chp officers pulled over the car last night, they say the driver drove off and the passenger tried to run. officers chased down that passenger who they say was armed. they also released a k-9. the officers fired guns and that passenger was killed. the dog was wounded. that dog under went surgery and is expected to be back at work next month. this was the second deadly shooting by chp officers in oakland in the last 24 hours. a suspected child pornographer is now off the grid. police arrested christopher shuette at his home on monday.

cyber tips about suspicious internet activity got the investigation going. they pinpointed it to his house and found usb drives with thousands of incriminating photos and he uploaded files to the internet. not quite neighborly love. a family was reviewing surveillance video when something caught their eye. that family saw their neighbor on the video, walked by their house wearing clothing and slippers stolen from their house two weeks before. police say when they searched the home, they recovered nearly all of the stolen items. she was booked at the santa rita jail. still ahead at 6:00, the raiders playing defense against the cheerleaders. the governor, he's in good spirits but is all the excitement clouded some facts when it comes to the state's health? our reality check is next, plus. >> i'm kris sanchez where the

mavericks invitational is in the green light. lots of activity behind the scenes. a sneak peak what you can expect for friday. good evening. i'm jeff ranieri, we're tracking the forecast as the waves begin to build and record-setting heat today. 75 in livermore, let you know if there is hope of cooler weather and rain coming in the forecast in a few minutes.

we have some developing news in east bay. the commute in the try valley is a mess. a live shot now from the hd traffic cam. two lanes of eastbound 580 are closed after approximately 200 gallons of oil spilled from a big rig. once again, this is 580 near livermore. the red lights, that is going east and it's jam packed. this is near flynn road but the backup goes to the 680

interchan interchange. cal tran hopes to have the lanes opened by 7:30. this is hardly his first time at the political rodeo. he delivered more than any other governor. >> does the man known for maneuvering have any more tricks? sam brock looks at the pitch to public, what do you see sam? >> there is no question california enjoyed a better year than many expected in governor brown who is glad to point that out, but like most wild politicians, he showcased shine knee numbers without giving you the facts attached to them. so we will. >> for the great sake of california, edmond. >> applause and congratlation were easy to come by in the 2014 state of the state address, especially in light of california's suddenly booming revenues. >> for that, i thank all of you for your courageous and dead

stated work. it's impressive. i want to thank the members of my administration. >> but this isn't a golden globes acceptance speech. it's supposed to be a commentary on the health and some worry the governor might have a rosey view point in his decorations like his opening statement on jobs. >> what a come back it is. a million new jobs since 2010. >> the fact is the governor's office lists job growth since 2010 around 860,000, but even if it were a million, policy experts say that figure sounds better than it actually is. >> a million jobs is an impressive number but over a four-year period it's not as strong a recovery. it's 40 to 50% what a normal recession is. it's lying versus using the

facts. >> reporter: a research fellow and consultants for multiple republican governors who is as informed as anybody. if you asked walin about california's underfunded pension system, which as brown mentioned in wednesday's speech looms large but how large? >> our long-term liabilities are enormous, ever growing. let me list some of them, over and well over 100 billion owed to the state, workers teachers and judges. >> but you're only hearing part of the story. >> that's a brick in the wall. we're talking about the larger obligations, not just teachers and bond payments. it's the number of judges anywhere from 200 to 300 and 400 million depending who you talk to. >> while estimates vary, this study for economic policy research pegs the total pension research around 500 billion, nowhere close to what the governor told californians. >> in the governor's defense he was candidate about the bread

and butter of our budget and rise and fall with a volatile stock market and business cycle. he proposes a rainy day fund to help californians from the next recession or disaster. governor brown didn't lie about other matters, either. i'm sam brock. >> good information, thank you, sam. still ahead, with today's state of the state, a hint that governor brown will run for e reelection. larry will join us to address that around 6:30. the flu is turning more de d deadly across the bay area. experts say the number of flu cases is expected to rise as the flu season continues for the next few months. the raiders, not just having trouble on the football field but also off of the field. the team's cheerleaders say they are being treated unfairly. lacey tee filed a lawsuit today.

this was her promotional video from the website. the lawsuit claims they under pay and makes the cheerleaders pay for their business expenses. according to lacey's lawyer, cheerleaders are paid about $1200 a year and with practices, rehearsals and games that's less than $5 an hour. the lawsuit claims that former raider ets are owed thousands of dollars in back pay. the clock is now ticking. we will less than 40 hours away from the start of the mavericks invitational surf competition. it's considered the super bowl of the sport, and there is a flurry of activity behind the scenes. kris sanchez is live and fans are already making their way to the coast. >> reporter: yes, they sure are, and janelle, you know, super bowl of big wave surfing like the super bowl of football that's upcoming, takes a lot of planning and this year, of course, like years past, organizers of the 17 different agencies that have a hand in

making this happen, didn't know the start times until this morning. >> gorgeous, beautiful, no wind, warm. >> reporter: mavericks inva kaigsation l founder is guilty -- guilty as a kid on christmas morning. the system that created 40-foot waves tuesday is tolding together and even the low pressure that threatened dangerous winds from the south backs off at the last minute. >> right when we're getting ready to make the call, the phone rings and the guy says the low disappeared and we're just like hallelujah, it's on. >> reporter: the 24 surfers on the bracket made the trip to half moon bay already and are getting a taste on giant waves organizers are counting on for friday, they can bring epic rides and epic wipe outs. >> i came to increase my confidence and gained a little bit. >> reporter: spectators are coming, too. they are banned from shore since

a giant wave took out the crowd watching in 2010. instead, they can watch from a public festival like this one planned at the hotel and spa. >> it's just being outdoors, especially at this time of the year and seeing how big they are and their skill to see what they do. that's what is exciting. >> reporter: some will play hooky. >> i've been trying to talk my daughter into ditching school. >> i talked to my boss and gave him the heads up. >> you can always work, but you can't always see mavericks break. >> reporter: we'll see how that goes over with our bosses on friday. they put out a reminder this morning that the bleaches, the bluffs and cliffs are off limits not just for safety reasons but environmental reasons as well. tickets are $15 ahead of time, $20 at the door. you can also watch that live feed of the action online.

go to nbcbayarea.com and we'll link you there. all right. so at sfo if you see a bunch of guys walking in with surf boards, you know where they are going. >> half moon bay. jeff ranieri with the micro climate forecast. >> the interesting thing about what is happening with this and the big waves is the storm system producing the waves is 1500 miles out. you can see it here, the area and the moisture. we're not going to see any rainfall with it but it will stir up the waves enough and already is now from 10 to 11.5 feet that it looks like, again, a go for friday's competition. we're seeing the waves increase at the immediate coastline. buoy reading eight to nine feet and a water temperature of 55. it's going to be held two miles off pillar point harbor. more on the forecast for those of you heading out in just a minute. i want to take care of something else at hand, the record heat again today. this now makes, if i remember

correctly, ten days of record-setting temperatures across the bay area. this is what we should have in april or early may. 77 in mountain view, san jose 72, napa also at 68. so look right now inside the sky camera network, temperatures cooling off. with clear skies, we'll see frost in the morning hours throughout the north bay and also have that increased fire threat. now as we get a look at tomorrow's temperatures, you'll notice it will be above average but not quite as warm as it was today. the south bay at 70, east bay averaging 71 and north bay 72. because we'll get an on shore flow at the coastline gradually and will cool temperatures. if you're heading through mavericks, princeton harbor to look at this on the big screen tvs because you can't go at the immediate coastline, fog in the morning and 49 and low to mid 60s truth the competition. you'll need a light jacket despite the awesome sunny and warm weather we had today. >> looks beautiful, thank you. coming up, a new warning about a particular class of cars

you see often on the local highways, the car is deemed dangerous and the only one we'll show you to make the cut. also. >> i'm scott budman where facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announced plans to donate 5 million for a new community health center. and why a new candy treat has some parents upset. the trouble over jelly beans.

a woman is in jail tonight in connection with the homicide at a mobile home park. witnesses say they heard gunshots and then saw a woman running away naked. officers found a man who had been shot inside of a home at the mobile estates. this happened early this morning. police called a swat team to the scene and surrounded the mobile home park until that woman was arrested. the man later died at a nearby hospital. a soldier from salinas

killed in the line of duty in afghanistan will be flown home later this week. 43-year-old edward was shot and killed monday after his camp was attacked by enemy forces. he was a drone pilot on his third deployment to afghanistan and served two tours in iraq. still ahead here at 6:00, president obama calls for change and this time he's targeting men. the issue he's tackling on college campuses. >> setting his sights. billionaire investor carol icahn and it's pleasing investors, plus. calls for conservation across the state, how one south bay agency is giving out more than free advice, freebies to encourage you to cut back. stay with us.

saving water during this drought is easier than you might think when experts are making house calls and giving out free tools. the governor asked everyone to conserve 20% of their water use, but what is 20% is key? there is someone to help. marian favro is live with details for us, marianne? >> reporter: consider it a house call for your water woes, a water expert will come to your home and personally give you free advice on how you can reduce your water use by 20%,

maybe even more. randy thought her water bill seemed high and today she learned why, thanks to a free water-wise house call offered by the water district she learned she had a small leak. water expert drew noticed her sprinkler system was not watering effectively. he says people waste the most water on their landscaping. >> you can remove your lawn and put in drought tolerant plants with a drought system and that can help with more than half. >> reporter: you can save hundreds gallon as year. >> he installed a little valve in my bathroom and i didn't notice the difference in pressure and saved me half a gallon. >> reporter: he says there may be other water wasting culprits in your home. >> on the inside is old inefficient toilets and shower

heads that are flushing too much water. usually over 3.5 gallons per flush or using more than 2.5 gallons per minute for the shower. >> reporter: randy may not tear out the lawn but thanks to this free house call, she knows easy ways she can do her part to save water during a drought. drew also suggests that you reprogram your irrigation system so you water fewer zones for less time. and it's not just the house call that's free. the water district is also giving out free low-flow shower heads and other products that can help you reduce your water use. so if you are interested in getting one of these personal house calls, all you have to do is contact the santa clara water valley district. reporting live, marianne favro. >> the lack therefore of water, you're seeing video of john boehner in the central valley today. this is a critical region for

the nation's ag business. he and three other republican congressman are proposing emergency legislation that will bring more water to the region. their proportionals are filled with controversy involving the delta pumps and river restoration project. governor brown spoke at length today about the drought during his state of the state address but did he also give a hint about his own political future? nbc bay area's political analyst. >> stay the course, the state has come a long way in restoring fiscal help but a long way to go in paying it down, that is past debts, stay the course, that's the big message. at the same time he noted, it's worthwhile to look ahead in terms of funding for local education, prison reduction and yes, water conservation. >> okay. this is where we need your expertise reading between the lines. did he set the stage?

>> you're good. you're good. looking at all the field, all that is missing is the pom poms and balloons. that's for sure. walked that fine line between accomplishments and articulating his agenda. he didn't say it in so many words but took credit for the state's come back. he had a big role in that to be sure and then let's not forget while brown hasn't declared the election, there is something like $17 million that have been raised already in his behalf. >> all right. let's talk tough. any meaningful opposition if and when he does announce candidate. >> it brings an element into the election. he's a social liberal, yet conservative. those are elements much more with main stream california than the heart of republican party which of course is conservative socially and fiscally. on the other hand, he has to

make up a lot of ground fast. he's hardly household word and while brown is, that's for sure, he meanwhile has to define himself in a way that separates him from brown without losing moderate supporters. if he survives, top two primary system, then the beltitting is there is plenty to talk about. >> very nice. thank you for your insight. more news now, president obama announce add new task force assigned to stop sexual violence at college campuses. the president said he was speaking out as a father of two daughters and added that young men and women must speak out against the crimes and realize that sexual assaults are unacceptable. the new task force is expected to help schools prevent and respond to these attacks. this followed a new report from a white house counsel on women and girls.

according to that report, one in five women are sexual assaulted while in college and only 12% of victims report the attack. thousands of prolife demonstrators braved the bitter cold to mark the anniversary of the court decision legalizing abortion. marchers endured temperatures hovering around ten degrees today waving signs and chanting, you see the numbers of people that showed up. this is the 41s year of the march. another winter blast is causing headaches for people across the nation right now, including travelers trying to get in and out of sfo. 26 flights were cancelled there today. 1800 flights grounded nationwide. the winter storm stretches 1,000 miles and dumped record amounts of snow from the midwest to the east coast. for anyone whoever broke the glass on their iphone, take a look at this.

the distantive glass cube at the entrance to apple's flag ship store was shattered when a snowblower knocked into it. the estimated cost to repair the 32 foot glass panel is $450,000. well, small cars, big safety concerns, highway safety group released a report today that comes down hard on the so-called mini cars you see on the local freeways. in fact, the group is steering people away from driving the cars until they are made safer. we're talking about cars like the honda fit and fiat 500 which were rated poorest in a front crash safety test. the chevroletly spark is the one of 11 that got an acceptable rating. researchers say the occupant compartments were way too vulnerable during the test crashes. still ahead, is it really the end of facebook? facebook is being compared to and why it could signify

impending doom for the company. i'm scott budman, stock prices sore and earnings with breakup rumors ramp. one of the warmest in mountain view at 77 degrees. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, details on the record heat and a red flag fire warning coming up in a few minutes.

a foster farms plant reopened today after being closed for more than a week. the usda shut down the plant in livingston because of a cockroach infestation. foster farms cleaned and treated the plant within two days but later voluntarily shut down the plant again to implement more safety measures.

in the south bay supporters of happy hole he zoo have reason to be happy. a donor gave the park a million bucks. visitors will notice the impact as early as this spring since the money will be used to upgrade animal habits and add new species. they participate in breeding. a match made in candy heavy van. beer flavored jelly beans. the newest flavor is already soldout just four days after it's debut. the company says it's paying tribute to the german roots by matching the test to an ail. it does not contain alcohol, but it tastes pretty good according to a lot of fans. some parents think the flavor will encourage kids to drink. jelly belly has been making alcoholic flavored candy for

years like marge ri rita flavor >> let's stick to root beer. i love the root beer flavor. >> they have like a root beer float combination. >> probably, right? >> they have everything. >> awesome weather outside, you guys. i did a staycation. it was like i went to five didn't countries. you name it, we did it. you can see a live look outside showing clearing skies and a fire warning and when the fog r returns. they caused a splash as teammates in the nba but there is another spare of splash brothers in santa cruz that you should be aware of, and the 49ers lost and spoiled many people's super bowl parties. mother nature could smile everyone else's. details ahead from the xfinity sports desk.

thumbing down for facebook. researchers predict the social network will hit a spike with users. a new report from princeton say they may lose 80% of users by 2017. they compared it with models that are used to study the spread of disease. it said it hit the popularity and the popularity is fading. it shows younger users started moving away from facebook last year. a woman on the peninsula gets a surprise call from facebook boss mike zuckerberg. thank goodness she answered the call. a famous investor, carl icahn. >> although carl icahn knows his way around the tech world, he's already bought big chunks of

yahoo and apple today. today he announced a stake in ebay and hinted ebay should split itself into two separate companies. he is suggesting a spin off from bay pal bought by ebay in 2002. netflix and the love story as investors continue. netflix reporting strong earnings. tonight, investors love that and they bid shares by 18%, that's nearly $60 a share higher after hours. netflix stock hitting at an all-time high. the money doesn't stop there, but this money comes from a silicon valley billionaire and going into a bay area community that could really use the help. >> reporter: it's the talk of silicon valley, a celebration of a new health center coming to east palatao. it's from mark zuckerberg and

his wife and how did the ceo find out about the gift? a mobile phone, of course. >> i was out in the garden on monday on martin luther king holiday weeding in my garden and i'm like all -- got my masks on and all this stuff and i get this phone call. i didn't know the number, and i said okay, i'm just going to answer it. and it was -- hi, this is mark zuckerberg. >> reporter: the medical facility will be built here on land owned by her. the entrance between these two oak trees. the whole project symbolic of the growing relationship between tech wealth and more. >> i think it's phenomenal as people are experiencing great success for themselves, they are starting to share it and publicly share it with others, and i think in that regard, mark and priscilla are creating a fabulous example. >> let's remember, this has a 14% unemployment rate.

facebook is the friendly neighbor who recognizes that they have an opportunity and a responsibility to help this community find its way. >> reporter: health care is on a lot of people's minds these days, thanks to an executive boost, it's about to get better for one local community. >> the ravinswood health center is expected to break ground and start construction with the goal of opening in april of next year. back to you guys. >> great story. let's get a check of the micro climate forecast with jeff ranieri. >> yes, it was warm and many of you know again today and 77. livermore at 75. that picture behind me got that on my stay case. past few days, took the ferry boat right over towards downtown san francisco. so clear again we got awesome shots like that. closer to livermore at 75.

it wasn't just a few years ago it was this warm but way back on 1968 was the last time it was close to this when you look at the history book. so let's go ahead and get a live look at the sky camera network. temperatures are dropping. in the north bay 46 degrees. that's where we'll have temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s tomorrow and patchy frost. breezy in san francisco. we'll take you into the south bay at 63 and hazy. by tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., temperatures dropping to near 40. we'll get sunshine in here but by 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, temperatures will be cooler than what we expert yensed today. the at house fear mosphere is c. you should no no rainfall with that. dry and windy. that's because the storm system is coming from the east, avoid any moisture so as it crosses california, that is giving us increased fire danger across the

bay. fire warning in effect through 3:00 p.m. thursday and hills above a thousand feet in say know ma counties winds gusting as high as 30. humidity down to 10 and 25%. one day that fire danger because as you see in the forecast models by friday morning, we'll start to get the fog returning at the coastline from the south that could produce drizzle near the santa cruz mountains and san francisco peninsula and that will also begin to drop our temperatures. you can see in our trend for tomorrow again above average conditions but then by friday with that fog we showed you temperatures will be cooling down inland with upper 60s and for everyone else, low to mid 60s and by saturday and sunday, things are back on and warm up again as you can see in the schooling seven-day forecast. let's go to the micro climate forecast thursday. not as warm tomorrow in the south bay. 71 degrees. porti morgan hills 72 and san

francisco after days in the 70s, we should go down to 69 and you can also see out here towards the outer richmond cooler with upper 60s. let's go to the north bay. that's where i think we could have warmest weather, 73 in santa rosa with dry fire winds and some of the warmest temperatures and for the try valley 72. with all this sunny weather still for tomorrow, we do have a high surf advisory. so if you're headed to the coastline advice caution. we could have sneaker waves developing. temperaturing 62 to 68. big news for the mavericks if you're heading out friday, take the jacket. foggy in the morning but plenty of sun shine throughout the day. >> we'll stream the mavericks coverage live on the website. >> it will be good. let's bring in jim kozimor. we're talking steth curry.

>> they are known as the splash brothers however, their actual brothers are causing a splash of their own. the worriers traded before the season uniting him with seth and just like that a second pair of brothers. >> the hashtag sc splash brothers on the court at the same time. there it is thompson from curry splash landing. >> this is a great organization. in my opinion the best. i wanted to come here. i'm happy to be here. >> my reaction when i found out my brother was going to be here, down in santa cruz, hopefully making a name for themselves, as well. it's definitely a cool experience. >> thompson for three.

>> ironic that the brothers are here, good to bring to the team and fun. >> i'm trying to be my own player. i mean, played great plays and i know he and seth we want to be our own players, too. so we're trying to go out and play games. >> the key, fade away from 19. you bet you. >> it's going to be tougher coming out to the bay area and trying to do it. but not something i worry about. i try to go out and play my game and be my own person. whatever happens, happens, that's out of my control. >> i know our brother playing in the bay, people pay more attention. our dads who had more pressure on us. we're used to it. we're playing the game we love. it's easy. >> curry away. >> between me and seth and

michael. no question. >> me and michael, oh, yeah. >> we always got to play confident. >> oh, golden state all day. >> curry five out of three. the other slap. >> no trash talk yet but we'll be on the court. for me, i got to make sure my little brother knows his place. >> all right. they call curry the human torch and soon, he may be carrying one at the olympics. mull 't multiple reports say he and david lee and damarcus cousins on the list, they earned spots in the usas basketball player pool, the official pool announced tomorrow and the team will be chosen from that point after. now, we're just 11 days away from super bowl xlvii in new jersey and several metlife stadium employees spending the day shoveling snow. winter storm janice dumped more

than a foot of snow throughout the new york city region yesterday. something similar is in the forecast for super bowl sunday, the nfl is going to consider a hail mary. they will change the game, the day. they will look at the weather reports. they have considered friday, saturday or monday to play the game if it does not -- >> the current planning is looking at friday, saturday, sunday and monday and within any of those days the time could be variable if you will. i'll really focus on sunday in terms of time. we really want to play this game at 6:30 on sunday. if we can't, by moving it an hour or so in either direction, we could keep the game on sunday, that would be the second choice. >> i apologize on air. that's an official from the nfl offices saying they might move the game. they wanted an outdoor winter weather game and now they want

to switch it because of the winter weather. not so sure about that. >> you can't change the super bowl. we have a party to go to at 3:30 on sunday. >> it's on my calendar, don't they know it? i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david.

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